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Residents tell Keystone trustees of late‑night noise and an attempted break‑in at a vacation rental
Summary
Two residents raised safety and noise complaints about nearby vacation rentals, reporting an attempted break‑in at a family home and persistent late‑night hot‑tub noise; trustees advised calling 911 and suggested follow-up with law enforcement.
During the public comment portion of the May 6 meeting, residents Dafna and Perri Brown raised concerns about nearby vacation rentals. Dafna Brown said "someone tried to break into her parents’ house" and both residents reported repeated late-night noise from guests using hot tubs at the rentals. The trustees did not take formal action at the meeting but directed residents on how to report incidents to law enforcement.
Finance Officer Samantha Epler advised that family members should call 911 in the event of a break‑in attempt and contact dispatch for noise complaints. Trustee Matthew Fullilove suggested the Browns attend the next meeting to speak with Deputy Lindquist about their concerns. The minutes record the board offering procedural steps rather than immediate regulatory changes; no enforcement action or new rules were adopted at the meeting.
